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Ram ProMaster Commercial Van
Following the only large front-drive commercial van from 2014 to the present
Chrysler rumor wrap / upcoming models
August 17, 2022 update
Renegade: Fiat-based Jeeps
Oddly capable little crossovers
Meridian: Lux Compass with Three Rows
Sorry, it’s only in India so far
Dodge Charger, 2006-2024
The return of rear wheel drive
Modern Dodge Challengers
Retro muscle cars breaking 800 horsepower, 2008-2023
Behind the Fratzog
Memorable 1960s-70s Icon Returning for 2022
2023 Dodge Hornet: hot compact crossover
Powerful, quick hybrid and traditional turbo cars
2022 Dodge Charger Daytona BEV (concept)
The first Charger to need a charger: “Better than Hellcat” performance
Changes in the 2023 Mopars
Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and Chrysler’s 2023 news
Dodge Durango, 2011-2023: the Unibody Muscle SUV versions
Not quite a clone of the Grand Cherokee, the WD Durango was a three-row SUV that could run 0-60 in 3.5 seconds...
Chrysler: making Grant, Lee, and Sherman Tanks
(and the big Multibank engines)
Original Dodge Durango, 1998-2003
Successful heavy-hauler three-row SUV
Making Mopar Vans in Windsor
Dodge B-van factory photos
1971 Dodge trucks and vans
A surprisingly full range
Dodge Nitro
the ill-fated Liberty-based SUV
The often-confusing Dodge truck body codes
With select Jeeps and Rams
Graham Brothers: the original “Dodge trucks” (and some very, very nice supercharged cars!)
A story of two sets of brothers
Chrysler 1925: The first (or second or 31st) year
Possibly the most advanced car of its day
Washer bags: before bottles
How things were and why they changed
Chrysler-Owned English Luxury: Humber
“The Rolls-Royce of compact cars,” 1899 to 1976
Plymouth cars: Chrysler’s value brand
From 1928 to 2001, boom and bust
Dodge cars: brothers no more, 1928 to now
A short history with all of our Dodge car stories
Chrysler cars, 1924 to today
From the revolutionary B70 to the 300 and Pacifica
Chrysler 1929-30 vs General Motors
Snapshots of Chrysler, DeSoto, Plymouth, and Dodge, and technology comparisons to GM
Birth of the Chrysler Newport: 1960-62
How the Chrysler Newport was born; the first generation of the Chrysler-styled DeSoto
The Dodge, yes, Dodge GTX
South American Valiants
Charger Daytona: the Cordoba version of a 200-mph legend
Not quite a racing car
Chrysler Sunbeam: winner of the rallying championship
An Avenger variant
1970 Chrysler 300-H
(300 Hurst)
Plymouth police cars of 1976
Downsized but strong
What did buyers think of the 1971-73 Mopar cars?
Market research revealed
Plymouth Cricket/Hillman Avenger (and the Dodge Polara, 1500, and 1800 and VW 1500) around the world
Global cars long before the Escort and Omni
1971 Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler cars
All the ’71s
What’s under the hood?
When and why it all changed
Birth and life of the Road Runner
Jack Smith creates a muscle legend
Charger Daytona: 200 mph supercar
Who made it (and why they did)
Birth of the 1966 and 1968 Dodge Charger
A legend is born
Insane: 1991-92 Dodge Spirit R/T
Fastest sedan of its time
Plymouth TC3/Dodge O24: Lee’s “second Mustang”
Quick little coupes
It almost happened: the Eagle minivan and the new Chrysler LeBaron
Rejected ideas
Dodge ZD: the Jeep-Based SUV That Never Was
Could the Grand Cherokee survive a twin?
Jeep J90 and JJ
Compact third-world-targeted Jeeps
Dodge Intrepid: the police car
Agile, surprisingly quick front while drive pursuit vehicles
Dodge Caliber, 2007-12
The much-maligned chunky-look Neon replacement
New Dodge Dart (2013-16)
Bugs and oversharing killed a contender
The “bloated” Dodge Durango: 2004 to 2009
The SUV that nearly destroyed the Durango franchise, though it was definitely a contender at first...
Where to get parts for your Mopar
Real info&mbdash;not ads
2.4 VVT actuator swap
Rescue that old car
Tracking down electric leaks / battery draw
One of the toughest things to find
When AMC won in Trans Am
(and the Javelin)
1965 Plymouth Daytona?
It might have happened!
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